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borjeboy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i mean let say that we have 500million computers connected to internet possible more facebook has over 300milion members... and according to that counter its 2% that is linux it would be 10million atleast but then they only count some pages so its note really ture..

anyway what i want to say is that there is over 1million users
borjeboy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Ubuntu had over 8million users when they relesaed ubuntu 8.10 wich is almost a year from now and they have probably continued growing after that
nidaros1112 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Shuttleworth claimed 8-12m in 2007 as well. And how many of those installations are actually in use? Or get wiped? I have installed Ubuntu on several machines, real and virtual, and removed it again. Even the copies I do have are only opened now and again. Real users or not?
borjeboy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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well according to novell its over 30million that uses linux everyday.. and that maybe true.. and linux is quite big in Europe (among those advanced pc users that all europeans are:)  But if you think about your question you can also say that numbers of windows that being used is wrong because every computer that you buy comes with windows (almost) and then if you format your computer and install linux on it MS still count it as a windows computer
borjeboy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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and also Dell, zepto and some other computer manufactors sells computers with linux installed they wouldnt do that if people didnt use it
borjeboy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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btw i hate that i cant change one message but according to w3counters numbers its somewhere around 2% of all computers that surfs internet that use linux
nidaros1112 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Novell has no way of knowing that, and that claim is probably not true. Linux is big in *parts* of Europe, especially Eastern Europe. Jeg er norsk, borje.

Did you know that netbooks with Linux actually get returned a whole lot more than those with Windows? So while Dell & Co might sell them, they're not always doing well.

You realize that PCs with Linux or no OS also quite frequently end using pirated copies of Windows? It goes both ways.

W3counter says Linux is 1.97%, Mac OS X is 7.11%
borjeboy (3 months ago) Show Hide
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linux är ganska poppis i sverige.....yes i have heard that but dell has said that it isnt true and according to idg it was infact microsoft who spread that rumor.. and microsoft is good at spreading rumors..

anyway linux has over 1million desktopusers but no one knows for sure how many there are
TeensAreNotChildren (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I wish my female coworkers looked that hot.

I knew I picked the wrong major. I shoulda said "no" to the engineering and "yes" to elementary education - lots of cute girls there. ;-)
nidaros1112 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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I don't fear anything. I'm not a big Linux fan, but I do love my UNIX flavors (OS X and Solaris). Windows is just for games. However I think this video is lying when it claims millions of people use Linux (on their home PCs). You are not there yet.

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